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Gen. sleLIe.'. P,ucky Co.ehnan.

Gen. Daniel E. Sickles met with an acct
dent yesterday that would probably have been
disastrous II 1t had not been for the pluck OF
his coachman. The General was in coupe
going up Fifth avenue. Near Twenty third
thrown heavily TO he street. and, although no
was badly hurt, he clung to the reins. and sue
ceeded in holding tho frightened horse. The
General managed to get one of the doors OF
the coupe oDcn and to climb out. not too badly
shaken up to see that his coachman was taken
mn of
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AN.t,e.a, Bank s..pend..

ST. PAUL. Oct. 31.-The Third National Bank
suspended to-day. Tho bank has not done paying
business for time past II was caught for s+5o 900
in the failure OF tho Matt Clark Transportation Com
pany OF saltwater, and was the creditor Of Rood
MAXWELL umhermon Of washburn Wis. for S2os,oOo Of
which SiB5 OOH was paper endorsed by Rood Maxwell
The total loss 10 the STOCKHOLDERS on these two faurei
will DO about Syo.UOO The discrimination to 20 into
voluntary liquidation was reached by tho advice Of
prominent 81 Paul bankers and stockholders Of tht
bank after thorough eSaminaio OF Its affairs About
$y20D drawn out TO dAS by depositors president
Mann states that the unsecured liabilities 10 the public
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The President. Receptions.

sumed his tri-weekly receptions to the public
this afternoon. There were about 800 persons
In attendance, including the delegates to the
Ing In Alexandria. These receptions are held
in the East Room on Mondays, Wednesdays.
and Fridays at y +. ~. and arc intended OK
may desire TO pay their respects to the Presi-
deni. They will probably be discontinued dur
ing the coming month In order that the Presi-
dent may devote his entire time to official bus
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James st. Clair Boal Assistant United States
Attorney died In Chicago yesterday.
n P!atonoh journalist ranking next to the late ~
Katk0 whom he WAS destined 10 succeed In the man
agement OF the Moscow Gdsetle, IL dead
John W. George aged 90 died At MuirS KY. Sun
day He was well known In New York banking eirolse
Sir George Alexander Aaefarren, Professor Of Music
At Cambridge University, England and PneipAl Of the
ROYAL Academy of HusIo u dead
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The O Brien Club.

The Morgan J. O'Brien West Side Campaign
Club which composed of OF all parties who are
favorable to the candidacy OF Mr.. oBren had their
second large enthusiastic citing last NIGHT At their
Headquarters the Barrett House on Long Acre sqnsre
The membership OF tho club Is increasing. public
meeting be held to he addressed by eminent speak
era this evening the large hall 1854 Broadway, near
Forty seventh street
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No Ha. a Great Mouth for oy.ter..

MISSEAPoLIs, Oct. 31.-A restaurant keeper
Hicolet avenue probably the greatest annhator OF
oysters in the country Coffee John Is Frenchman
His other name Fehette. On Saturday night he made
wager OF 500 that no could eat 500 oysters In two
houru He won the wager the fact that
he bad eaten hearty meal hour before he ate i5
ssss on he hell then tSysa with sslsss IN eGE and
%
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FREDERICK kA1sER's SCALP BLoHN OF.
Party OF Rowdies First Steal his vegots
bles and Then shoot Hin.

bles and Then shoot Him.
Frederick Kaiser, a Flatbush farmer. was
shot on Sunday while defending his crops from
the depredations Of q party Of rowdies.
He was working In his garden when three OF
four strange young mon got out OF wagon.
One OF them pulled up some Of his vegetables.
He called to him to stop. and ordered him to
drop the plumber.
Kaiser was within about thirty feet Of the
old. turned. and. without warning. fired at him
with shotgun. The load struck him on the
left side Of the head, tearing of the scalp and
Fiatbush Hospital. DR.. Morton says he will
recover unless erysipelas sets In. No arrests
have been made.
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Dr.wuea Himself Ia a PaiI or water.

Joseph Norris was sentenced by Justice PenH
OF Yonkers to four months In the Albany penitenAry
for ntoXication He have been taken there yes
terday. but no found dead In his cell lie had com.
mitted suicide by lying bench and letting his hehd
hang down In pail az water lie was native OF Han
over June ton Va, and OF respectable parentAge
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William Ludwig, the baritone OF the National
Opera Company, arrived In New York BY the sIsAmshD
BeryiA yesterday and Il a. the Grand Hotal he had
the mlfortuno 70 misl the mail tram from Dublin y
Queenstown on sunday . week ago And took sPool3
aA Just catching the SsrViA Aftsr run Of 800 naA
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TAsy VIII Try to Appsase Kias john.

LONDON. Get, 31.-Adyices from Massowah
say that the members OF the Brtsh Mediation hssion
bad arrived there and proceeded 70 The AbysiiAiGn
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eularity TO good Misrepresentation. Nobody else
In the supporting company could be much adj
mired, although several escaped dislike.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-14

He set his teeth-this young girl
must not know how he suffered. And
yet he was helpless. for he could not
open his eyes. Angry at this help
lessness, he thrust back the little hands
now gloveless, and turned away. But
they would not be shaken off. Once
more they were extended, and the voice
took on a pleading accent. Little as
he knew of French, Arnim was aware
that the girl was begging his forgive
ness, and wanted to take him to the
fountain in the midst of the garden.
His feet still resisted, but his head and
heart were already on the way, along
which he at length suffered himself to
be led.
Soon he felt over his inflamed eye a
moist perfumed handkerchief. The pain
abated, the well eye slowly opened and
gazed into the lovely face that, flushed
with mingled archness and anxiety,
bent toward him. "Merci bien made
naoiSelle." he said, heroically recalling
one of his few French phrases.
Hortense" cried sharp woman's
voice. The girls small hands tore a
web of lace from her neck, laid it over
the handkerchief and knotted it around
the young students soft blonde hair.
Then hurriedly slipping on her gloves
she showed her patient out through the
gate As she did so. his ear caught en-
tre4ing whispers of which he under
stood only "a deD,din. IA rerOir."
He again sought his wonted place in
the forest, and threw himself upon the
grass But though he lay there for a
long time he did not study one word
"a dcndin-au rerOirr' kept echoing
in his ear.
Upon reaching home he hunted up a
French grammar and French-and-
German phrase-book hidden away in
the depths of the family library. To-
morrow he would return the handker-
chief with thanks, and assure the
thrower of the ball that his eye no
longer panied him. But he felt that it
would be easier to commit a Latin ex-
ercise than these French phrases.
His swollen eye did not escape his
mothers notice, but the limb of a tree
was made answerable for the little
French girls awkwardness. He locked
the two handkerchiefs in his desk to
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-14
GETTING RID OF THEM.

A Republican Organ Mad Because Presi-
dent Cleveland Has Turned Out Incom-
petent Office Holders and His Open En-
emies.
In its diatribe,,sgainst President Cleve-
lands Administration, the other day,
the New York Tribune was especially
indignant at the slaughter of the in
nocents" in Government offices, by
which a large number of Republican
incumbents were laid out in the cold.
OF course, it would be vain task to
make such hide bound partisan sheet
understand that Democrats have rights
and claims that aDemocratic Admins
sration should respect, and that, after
they had been carefully excluded from
all participation in the Administration
for twenty-four years, it was only nat
ural they should ask fair share of the
offices.
The granting of their request was
Service law, since the indispensable
requisite of capability and fitness was
exacted in all instances. The Repub-
licans had been so long in supreme con-
troll of all the offices of the Government
that for long time they insisted upon
claiming pretty much every thing with
in the gift of the President, and ran to
the Republican Senate on every occa-
sion for protection. The meanness and
ingratitude of that body were conspic-
uously shown when it impudently in
terfered with the prerogatives of the
Executive, last summer. for the sake of
tickling the partisan susceptibilities of
the politicians and organs of its party.
It made no account of the moderation
shown by the President in not sus-
pending every Republican Office holder,
as he had the power TO do, in retalia-
ton for the prescription exercised
against Democrats for twenty-four
years.
He acted with rare conservatism and
caution, making his selections with the
utmost care and yet keeping in mind
the necessity of having in the admin
istration of the Government the aid of
those who sympathized with him in
feeling, in principle and in purpose.
He knew that he could not reasonably
expect the hearty cooperation of an
army of civil officers, who hal for years
held places under former Administra-
tons whose entire policy it was sought
to resezse. The serious abuses that
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grew up during the many years OF Re
publican rule, were nearly all connect
ed with the manner in which the Office
holders habitually discharged their du-
ties. and it could hardly be expected
that officials, generally active parti-
sans, could suddenly experience 50
thorough a conversation as to render
them efficient coadjutors in the great
work which the President had been
chosen to perform. While adhering
closely to the principles of Civil-SerT-
ice reform, which put ability and integ-
rity before all partisan considerations,
in selecting Government employees,
President Cleveland found that such
qualities were to be found in album
dance in the Democratic party, and he
acted accordingly. There will be very
little sympathy with the wailing organ
of the Tall Tower for its cause of COM
plant. Argus.
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Mexican
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The Lumbermnn needs IL in case Of accident.
The Housewife needs &c for generalfamily use.
The Cannler needs It for his teams and his men,
The Mechanic needs It always on his work
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The Pioneer needsit-can't get along without Il
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The Steamboat man or the Boafman neeS
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The Hcrse-fnucfer needs lit Il his best
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One of several game-cocks that
were being shipped to Portland, Ore.
escaped from the coop and the baggage
car, and all the efforts of the train
hands to catch it were unavailing until
a bright brakeman released another
cock. In moment the two had en-
gagged in battle, and were easily picked
up.-M Y Sun.
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THE RUSSIAN DOCTOR.
Entertaining and Romantic Story
from Real Life.
QADAPTED FROM THE GERMAN OF MNE
ELISE PoLKEJ
BY MRS. FRANCES A. SHAW.
CHAPTER I.

formulation Copyrighted. 1887. By Il. ~ Kellogg
EelCspGper Company.
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CHEAP MONEY!
QUICK MONEY!

Being aware Of the annoyance,
and sometimes loss to borrowers,
by having to wait weeks and
sometimes months for money,wo
have organized a company with
sufficient cash capital to enable
us to cash mortgages as soon as
the papers are executed, and as
we pass upon all loans here In
stead Of having to send them
East to be approved, we can COM
plete q loan and pay over the
money in less than half the time
usually taken.
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be modest dwell
ing of the physi-
clan who, since his
return from a resi-
dence of m any
years in K 5 an.
had gone by the
name of "the Rus
sian Doctor, was
so densely e m =
powered in cy-
press and wild
crane vines that
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Pierre Lorillard has imported fr
teen thousand pheasants for Tuxsds
Park, N. J.-Cbristian at YORK
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FRO BE Continued

"A wife rightly bred makes good
loaf-but a girl bred to loaf viii not
make good wife says an exchange.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-08
aatbpHf@er atr4ea . aaleHOer.

8on ben ueri9tebeusu aetern.-Sue. 8.
ben Is. Tebr. gsni9nls. @rnlentloe
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eineu Strtte su peranitalten, penn ntht
3wei Drittsl Der WitsIiebsr in aebeimer
Ibitimmuns ii9 bafir e-tIdrten. 2uBers
benz wur6e ben peridiebenen aHemblies
bas Re9t ertbeiIt, su irsenb elmer Seit
ipdbrenb bes StrifsS cine Reuabitimmuna
pornebmen gu laIIen unb wenn bann fetue
Waioritat fir bic Sortbauer bss Strites
lttmmte, ioute berielbe einseitelt werben.
auBerbem wurbe perboten, ba6 anbere
Ihemblies obne Die @rlaubaiB Der oberiten
Seborbe ben itrifenben afembIiss 8eiitanb
sewdbrten.
0ie &ibmonber 6onuention pom 1885
bat aber aas bic RaBreseln pieber fart
absedRbsrt. Saielbit murbe Elm autras
ansenomnen, wel9sr fir iebe Difritts
Ghemblp cine uo~qfredenbe 8sbSrbe ibafft,
bic bas &e9t bat. 8oridldse Der arbeits
seber fir ben Sau, baB Elm Strite bead.
li1tist mtr6, au,unebmsu ooer su uerpers
fen, 10 baB iebe Oiitritt : aFsmbIp, bic
minbsitens finf 2otul. afIembIiss umfaBt,
bas Rsdt bat, auf eisaae Sauit Strttes In
Seene su ieten. Der einSise Damn IN
Der Contribution seSen Strides 1T Der.
buB Der sanse Sr6en ii9 an einem IotaIen
Strite ni6t betbeilisen barf, absr NO
Nitslieber aus Der arbeit seididt werben,
bios neil ie Sitter Der lrbsit iinb, BARI
ber game Srben geifanb ~leiiten. Das
&e9t an ein3elnen gldssn oSer in einem
sanSen Oiftritt au ~ftriten. 1T wisber pous
tommen berseiteat. Die grstutiu. 8eb6rbe
bari nur bann eini6reiten, rpenn ibre SiIfe
IN Inipru9 senommen ptrb, ober rpenn
Der Strtte ben 9anSen Sroen gu %erfafen
brpbt. .
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Gin tatboltiber Stee.

ginen 9epeis pon &usbauer Gnb Seitia,
eeit, Der alsemeine Ra9abmuns perbient,
babsn bic &atbolitsn Sss iibameIitanii9en
SreiitaateS Columbia seIiefert. Ra9 Ell
mem fait fiinsisidbrisen erbittsrtsn Rampfs
babsn fe ben Siss bauon setrasen In
Sorm ibrsr nsusn StaatsosrfaHuns, bic
nit ben Worten besinnt: vSm Ramsn
@ottss, ber bsiten QueQs alsr autoritdt.
Die artitsl berislben, wel9e auf bic Sell.
sion geSus baben, finb foIsenbe: artiteI
SO. Die tatbOlii9e, apoitoliids &slision
III bic &eIision Der Ration. Sis 6fient:
ltdeu @swaItsu ffnS uerpFi9tet. fe 81 BE.
i5issn, uHb ibr ais sinsm wsisutIi6sm
glsmsnte Der i~ocialen Srbnuns, adtuns
su usri9affsn. Die tatboIiids Rir9e iou
ni9t ben @baraeter elmer oifi5islen &irds
trassn, fol- aber ber llnabbansistsit fi9 er.
frelen. &rt. 40. Die Muslbung ale,
GuIts, psIds Der dritIiden Woral ODE,
ben 9sieten ntdt s%ntsssenfteben, 1T ssitat:
tst. Dirt. Al. 9ie 6fisntlids grsisbuna
miro Orsaniiirtu no s:lsiNt In n:ssrintin!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-08
nur,s nit Der fatboIiiden ReIiaiou. gl,

mui,s nit Der tatboIiidsn &elisiou. Gle.
n,~entarunterridt pirb auf Rotten bee
Staatss %unentseltli1, aber ni9t oblisa=
torii5 fem. Dirt. So. Die fatbolilde
Stride pirb In Columbia ibre innere Strei:
ttstsiten fret i9lidten unb bic 9tts ibrer
inneren Streitisfeiten fret i9li9teu unb bic
9ttte ibrsr seiitli9sn aatoritdt unb tir9s
lt1en Surisbittion poasieben tSnuen, obne
ba,u BON Seiten Der biirssrIi5sn 9spaIt
eine Gutoriiation pom Hotben su baben.
@uBerbem Tam ite als iurifii9e 8erion tn
ieber OiOceie bur9 bsren lesitimen Bii9of
reprdientirt, aud birserli1e Ntte uorneb:
men, 9emdB ibrem etsenen &s1te, wie es
in Der u~orliesenben Contribution anertannt
wirb. Die seiiflt9e Darbe TT unpertrdss
LID NIT Der %uebernubme OffsntIi9sr glems
ter. 0t4tsbeftoweniser tonnen bic tatbo,
liideu grisfter fir bic 5ffsntIide @obl.
ibdtt9teit perpenSet peroen. Mrt. 55.
Die 9ebdube, pel9e firS6en tatboIiiden
9ottesSienit beitimmt iinb, unb bic Semi.
mare, iowie 8Obnunsen Der Bii15fe unt
Prieiter birfen ni9t nit Steuern belaitet
nod aud gu anberem @ebrau9e beftimmt
perben. Dirt. 26. Die &esieruna tann
NIT benz apoitoIii9eu Stuble Elm goncors
bat abidlisBen, UNI bic i9uebenbsn Strei.
tisseiteu gu erIeoisen nm bic Besiebunsen
5wii6en Der birserli9en uno fir9Ii1en
@ewalt Al orbnen.
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Gorge fur ote Gtntu anoerer.

Ser bo6p. Sr. &iorSau, Der b~etannte
tatboliI9s @inpunSerermiiiion i'm Gafle
@arben, Rew Yorf, bat ieiuen ~speiten
Sabresberi9t uerOffentIidt, woraus beruors
9ebt, saB in ben ioeben beenbeten sw0lf
Wonaten. nidt rpeniger ais 1000 Wdb9en
In benz Wiiionsbauie beberberst murosn,
unb baB Der Director msbr als sebn Gaus
ienb anoeren 9sriouen, BITE an ~uuisreu @es
ffaben lanbeten, &atb unb Silfe ipenbete.
Die Initalt bat $50, 900 S6ulben, pom
bsnen p~snisitsns $25 900 in bieism Sabre
be3ablt weroen iouen. 8ater Riorban bat
u sineu Aufruf um l1nteritibuns erlaIs
fen, unb, wenn uns ni1t 4aes tdaibt,
miro bsrieIbe AUDI grfols babsn. beun mo
es gilt, etpas fir bic armen einwanbernben
2anbsleate gu tbun. lit Der Srldnber benz
Seuti9en IN Der &esel wsit uoraus.
@as BADEN bic Oeuti5en bis iest aufs
saweiien2 Bir Oeuti9e faaen 70 germ iber
bic Srlanber Der unb baIten ibnsn ibre
Sebler Dor; MAIDEN mir bann aud peniss
items bas @rte, bas ie tbun, mad. Rsbs
men MIR Elm Beiipiel an tbnen! Ssi9eu
mir, buB mir sbsnio o~pfsrpiais inb. Eas
beIn 1T lei9t, better MAIDEN ni9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-08
Cute Gorge fir fatboltt6e
SGulsn.

Der DiSceie Sort @apne sebiiSrt bic
gbre, bic er T. In amerita '9emsien su
iein, in weI9sr bur9 bic 6iiriorse bes
Oberbtrtsn ein S1uIratb gum 3mefe Der
56rberuns unb l1eberpaduns bss tat5oIis
i9sn S9uIpeisns Der Di6Seie gei5afTen
purbe. Oieie &6rperidaft bat ioeben it,:
rem 8. Sabrssberidt an ben bo9pirbiss
fen 8ii6of Soiepb Duenser d. d., cts
~itattet. Oas bod iutereHaute Document
sntbdlt iebr wertbuolss WatsriaI sum
3usfe Der Sersleiduns nit anbern OiSces
fen. Na9 bemielben sablt bas 8tstbum
our Ssit Sc S4ulen, bic pom ni6t weniser
ais 1865 S9ilern, ndmli9 4,054 &nas
ben uuS SOL Mdb5en bsiu5t werben.
Der l1sterri9t wirb Don 20 weItli9sn unb
1874 benz Srbenstanoe augebortsen Qsbrsrn
rsip. 2%ebrerinnen eribeilt. Sn feiner grs
wibsruus auf ben Seri9t bss S1ulratbes
fagt ber bo9pirbisife 8ii9of 0wsnser
uuter Qaberem: vSieiss Sabr III elm iebr
slidIi9es fir bic BFarri9ulen bsr 9i6csie
seweien. Insemefiene unb In einisen
5aaen iosar iebr prd4ttse S9alsebdube
ftnb in Wtdisan gits, @irarbot, ct. So,
ispb, Sout4 Beno unb SammoaS iowie
Elm S9ul3iumers Nnbau in Nnberion CT;
ri&tet porcen. @u9 ptro Der 9au zines
neusn S9uIsebdubes in Columbia gitp
ssplant. 9ierau mO9te i'd nod b~in3ufis
gen, bab auf benz 2anbs, nsben ienen in
2a:e gOunt9, ;wei peSere 6ffeutl;5e S9us
len NIT fatboIii9en 2ebrern beiest finb.
8eitersn @runb sur 5reuSe babe i9, ins
benz id aus Sbrem 9eri9te cine bemers
tensuertbe rno sufrieSenitelenbe Ssbung
erisbe. %llnfere &rdfte baben tn 8e3ug auf
bic Biarriduleu our9 bic Yromulsation
bee 9etrete bes 3. Plenars@ cncils pon
Baltimore cine bstrd8tIide S~tGrtuns ers
fa5rsn. Oieie na9orafli9en uuo senauen
g~srorbnunssn, wel5e bic bebarrIide Ser,
na9IdiRsuns pom 9farri6uIsn ais sinsn
gaten unb triftt9eu @runb fir NbIesuna
zines ionit uuueriesbarsn &sctors ertldren,
finb pom 81. StubIe approbirt porbsn.
Sd tam nod ferner binSufisea, baB nidt
ain einsigsr @arbinai ODER Br6kat, wdbrenS
Die Oetres oes lettsu YlenaraSOncils sur
Reuiion in Rom porla8en, bic minbeite
Ginwenbans sesen bic 8eroaonuusen bss
@OneiIs In geSus auf bic tatbotii9en
S9ulsn erboben bat. Die Seiube @ot.es
uu6 Der Relisiou perfiinben often cine gotts
loie @g;iebunS els has SauptmitteI our
8erniStuus unierer bl. Rir9e. I'm uaieru
@Iaubsn su erbalten, uniese 81. Rslision
fortsupflanjen. miifen uaisr Wotto. bic
anitrsnsuns unferes 2ebeas, rsute, tatbos
liibe ShuIen" fsin."
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Cine ieItjame ~Gntj6eiouna.

&rsisri9ter .. W. Opener BON guda:
non Co., Wo.; BAT bieier Gage elm @r:
tenntniB abseseben, weIdes ber aIsemsi:
nen Iufafuns, baB bic 8inber zines &us:
ldnbers, Der fi9 pabrenb ibrsr MinSer'
idbristeit tn ben Der. Staaten naturali:
iren lieB, ameritaniide Burger finb,
idnuritrats Supiber Iduft. @enn bieies
grtenntniB ftdbaltis pdre, 10 miiBten ale
bter seborenen ausldnber fi5 ebenfalIs nas
turaliiren lahen, UNI bas ameritanii3e
girserre9t aus;uiibeu. Der ipsSiells
5aq, nm ben IS fi1 bier banbeIt, lit fol-
senber: Bei Der lesten WabI In ct. 80.
iepb wurbe s. 4nbriano NIT bebsutenSer
Maioritat gum Sberiff sewablt. Sein
@esner, Sobn @arep, beftritt bic &edts.
silttsteit oer Wabl auf ben @runb bin,
baB Anbrtano tein 8irssr Der Ser. Staas
ten iei. Der aus Stalien einssmanberts
8ater &nbrianos babe fd aleroiuss nae
turaliiiren lunen, absr sas made ben lsts
tereu bod ni9t gum ameritanii9en 8ir.
ger. Mnbriano junior bate, nm bas ameris
tanii9s Biirgerre9t gu erperbsn, ii9 ebsns
falls naturaIiitren Iaiien mihsu, un6 Sa ct
oies psridumt babe, 10 fsi sr ni5t md5Is
bar. Oisier pom ben Anwalisn bes @ons
teitanteu SGrsp pertreteneu Muffafung
i4lieBt f4 Der Rt9ter an, inbem ct BEN
bier in gstra9t fommenben Nbl9nitt 2l72
Der &eoibirteu Statusn cine gang neus
auslssuns sibt. Sn bisism abi9nitt 1T
seia9t, baB bic Sinber pom Berionen, bic
fi9 naturalifren lieBen, ais bic Climber uus
ter 81 Sabren wareu, shall if dwelling in
the United States, be considered a citizen
of the United States-als 8irser Der Ser.
Staaten anseieben uerben iolIen, ipsnn file
IN ben Der. Staaten wobnen.) 8is babin
wurbs ausemein ansenommen, baB bteie In
1902 erIafsne ssietii4e Bsitimnuns iid
auf aae bier mobnenoen 8inber n~aturalis
itrter 9srionsn bstiebs. &idtsr Opener
absr sntibeibst, baB bieielbe nur Besas
babe auf bieientssn &tabea, psl9s Bel Grs
IaS bss @sisses In ben Ser. Staaten
wobuten, baB fte ui9t prospective" iei,
ME Der te9nii9e IusSruf lautet. Ha1
~alssmeinen &e9tssruabiaseu tbeilsn be-
tanntli9 bic mtnberiG9risen &tnbsr ben
Satus bss 8aters, uuS es 1T i9psr Az
slauben, baB bic @eiesssbsr in 1902 Bel
@rlnB bss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iid
bamit IN 0iberipru9 isssn unb Die
glauiel IF dwelling in she United States"
in benz ensen unS bei9rantten Gimme auf.
sefaBt uiHen wolten, ben Ri4ter Opener
aboptirt. @ir bespeifeln ni6t, bas bic
8unbesssridte bisie isltiams @nti9sibuns
umBoBen psrbeu, bic ibrisens ein asuss
4rsument far Die Ri6tnnsen unierer aufs
fahuns TT, bag es better unb usrninftiser
mare, ,uenn bic Staats8eri9te In alien bic
DECENTRALIZATION unb 6as 9irserre9t bstrefs
fenben Srasen nidts Sts iasen bdtten. ions
baren beren gntideiouns ausidlieBIi5 ben
gunbesseri6ten iberIaHen miBten.